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Butcher’s Arms, Parson Drove

History of Butcher's Arms

Excavation here reported in 2006 showed evidence for three phases of Romano-British rural settlement from 1st-4th century. Medieval settlement did not begin until at least the 12th century.

See CAS Volume XCV 2006

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  • Public House
  • Roman

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